St. Paul daily globe., 1887-08-14

take place at the residence of Mrs. F. Butte +
field, 523 Tenth street south. at 3 p m.
THE supervisor of water works is shutting
off the water from thirty to forty houses
lay for falling to pay the water rent
Rev. Charles G. Ames, a well-knoWn UNI
tartan minister, of Philadelphia WliI preaci
Ibis morning in the Church of the Redeemer,
The Lurline regatta, to have taken place
yesterday afternoon. was postponed on ac-
count of rain until Thursday afternoon at
o'clock
Fred Schobert, a clerk at the grocery store
of K. Asleson, was yesterday arrested upon
the charge of embeZZling $50, and held Ior
examination Tuesday.
Patrelman Collins last night arrested two
colored men, whom he caught stealing cioth
ing at the store of Vanstrum d Lundperg
223 Washington avenue south.
The third public meeting of the Anti-Poy-
erty society will be held tomorrow evening
at twenty seventh street. Addresses will be
delivered by W. A. Carpenter and c. j. Bueh.
The council committee meetings called for
next week are: Monday, gas, fire, roads ana
bridges: Tuesday. water works; "Wednesday,
street, grades and additions; Thursday, paw
ing.
The saloon of Jack and George Randsdall,
at 245 First avenue south, was closed yester-
day by the foreclosure of a chattel mortgage
held by Rosenfeld Bros. on. the fixtures In
the place.
Hereafter City Engineer Rinker proposes
to reject all lumber that is not up to proper
measurement as he has discovered that GER
tain lumbermen are furnishing 2X6 that Is
only 1ss inches thick.
A gasoline stove exploded in a small frame
dwelling at the corner of TWenty-siXth street
and Nieolett avenue last evening, ,occasl0nlng
q blaze that called out the fire department.
The damage is slight.
Edwin Erickson, who lives at 1852 Elev-
enth street north, died yesterday from
Bright's disease. The deceased was tnlrty,
two years of age. The funeral will be held
at the house at 4 80 p. m.
1t is only a calm before the storm Burg
lars will soon break in and steal as they nave
been doing all summer. Get So safe IN the
Minnesota Loan d Trust cOmpany's safe de-
post vault or store your valuables in trunk
in their storage vault.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Richard Mills and Emma Kappauf, John
Palmquist and Clara Falk, John Anderson
and Christiana PaulsOn, Simon johnson ana
Ella Z. Hill, Joseph Dunn and Georgia Sey-
mour, Fred Woehlud and Amelia Schendal.
The Lake street NJ. Z. church, of which ID.
j. Higgins is paster, will be dedicated Aug.
81, by Bishop Foss. Rev. j. +: Chaffee Will
deliver the sermon in the morning and Ed.
Wagner in the evening. The dedicatory ser
mon, by the bishop, will be delivered at
p. m.
Mayor J. B. Sutphin, of Duluth, was in the
city yesterday. He says Duluth was never
more prosperous than it is at present. The
real estate BOOM last spring, did not hurt the
city as was predicted, and real estate is worth
considerable more now than it was during
the boom.
Frank NJ Fogg, the Michigan labor lee
turer, will deliver a lecture on Homes Tor
Labor" at Harmonic hall at 8 O'Clock this
evening. 1t will not be under the auspices of
the Anti-POveIty society, as has been an
nounced. but will be general public address,
to which all are invited. Mr.. FOgg is one of
the finest speakers ever in the city and is well
worth hearing.
Evert Nymanover has now made up his
slate of travel in Europe. He is to leave
Minneapolis in about a month and proceed
with one of the Thingvalla line steamers to
Christiania. Norway. He will deliver some
lectures on Henry George and American
Politics. in the Scandinavian countries,
after which he goes to Paris through Ger
many. He will remain there two years, going
occasionally to London, and during that
time write his book: "a Socialists Comics
sion.''
H. w. Pratt in referring to the report of
the investigating committee appointed by the
Scandinavian Labor union to investigate the
deaths of the men who were killed at the st.
Anthony elevator, takes exception to the re-
port in two particulars. He denies that the
two men who are still missing could be found
under the debris. as everything had been
cleared up when the report was made. He
also claims that the east wall was heavily
supported by timbers, contrary to the report
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